Halloween Violence Across States Leaves Many Dead and Injured
Reports from Halloween Night describe stabbings, shootings and a fireworks explosion killing at least eleven children and injuring dozens more. Incidents span Portsmouth Virginia Rochester New Jersey Ware Texas and Florida with multiple victims including a 10 year old boy and other youths. Police say several cases involve pedestrians struck or shot during celebrations as crowds dispersed.
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Prank Injures Woman In Halloween Incident
Gail L. Mona, 28, of 1508 Via Lobos, was struck in the eye by a pin during a Halloween prank in Alameda County. Deputies arrested a 13-year-old and a 14-year-old after youths used straws and taped cartons. Mona hospitalized at St Rose Hospital in Hayward with eye injuries.
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Fremont Council Backs Civic Center Park Plan
The Fremont City Council voted to support developing a central park on land beside the Fremont Civic Center at Pasea Parade Park. The decision marks a milestone in efforts dating to the city’s incorporation to create a central park in the Slivers Lagoon area.
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Vietnamese Warfront Skirmishes Mark Ninth Day of Strife
Reports from Vietnam describe continued Viet Cong attacks and U S air raids around Saigon and Da Nang. U S forces claim several Viet Cong killed as Marine jets target North Vietnamese artillery near the DMZ. An official parade in Saigon featured troops and a marching unit of armed women, as casualties mount on all sides.
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The Daily Review Raises Subscriptions for Economic Realities
The Daily Review announces a price increase effective November 1 1967 due to higher labor and paper costs. The paper emphasizes it will still offer the lowest weekly rate among seven day papers and notes carrier remuneration links to subscriber numbers. It highlights seven year price stability and appeals to reader loyalty.
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Hayward Man Killed In Vietnam War
The Pentagon reported the death of Harry M. McNally, a 23 year old Hayward medic with the 1st Airborne Division Screaming Eagles, who had served in Vietnam three months before being killed by automatic weapons fire on a Friday. No further details were released.
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Inside Ann Landers Bridge Classified Ads Comics Crossward Editorials
A compact page mix includes notices on ads and columns plus features in the bridges and crosswords. Obituaries stock notes and theater listings mingle with forecasts and sports scores for the day’s reading.
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Critics condemn Grand Jury role at Alameda hearing
A San Francisco hearing examined grand jury functions with Alameda County officials including James Bone of Hayward and DA Frank Coakley. Attendees accused the grand jury of serving the district attorney and lacking court contact, while Coakley defended himself against earlier allegations.
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Poisonings Taint Florida Family Deaths Motive Suspected
Arcadia sheriff reports a father's alleged life insurance motive in insecticide poisonings that killed ten children across Arcadia and Jacksonville. He plans coroner inquest as investigators pursue five earlier child deaths tied to James Richardson, a citrus-picker, amid questions on whether abuses and neglect occurred.
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Humphrey Arrives in Kuala Lumpur Amid Anti U S Protests
Police used tear gas to break up anti American demonstrations in Kuala Lumpur as Hubert H Humphrey arrived for a three day visit. Rioting threats prompted heightened security with 300 youths dispersed before the official motorcade. Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman warned strong action against protests.
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